Meg Faure didn’t set out to build a tech startup — she set out to help parents. But when she saw the scale of confusion and overwhelm facing modern families, she knew her work needed to go beyond the consulting room.
In this episode, Meg shares how she transitioned from occupational therapist to founder of Parent Sense, building a parenting app rooted in science, empathy, and trust. We talk rapid product development during COVID, fundraising as a female founder, the tension between clinical integrity and commercial growth, and why purpose — and team — carry you through the hard seasons.
Chapters:
(00:00) Introduction to Parent Sense and Meg Faure's Journey
(01:09) Transitioning from Clinical Practice to Tech
(05:05) Building the First Version of Parent Sense
(10:38) Balancing Technology with Human Touch
(13:25) Navigating Business Decisions in Early Childhood Development
(17:19) The Challenges of Fundraising and Leadership
(24:58) Finding Purpose and Support in Tough Times
(28:13) The Vision for Future Generations
(30:24) Impact of COVID on Child Development
(32:51) Lessons Learned and Surprises in the Journey
Check them out: https://parentsense.app/
About Born to Build:
Born to Build is a podcast featuring conversations with the builders, founders, and pioneers driving change from the ground up. Each episode highlights the real stories of SME owners - how they started, what they've overcome, and what keeps them building their business. It's honest, practical business insight from those shaping their industries one bold move at a time, equipping you with the tools to build and grow YOUR business.